Honestly, to put it plainly, #事件合约 really isn’t anything particularly impressive or respectable as a trading strategy. Players with truly large capital basically wouldn’t use it as their main battlefield for the long term.
The most realistic issue is capital limitations. Even if you really catch a great run in the market, per trade you can only place up to 1250U. For big funds, this amount is indeed too small—normal perpetual contracts can fluctuate by a few percentage points, and the potential profit room might be more than that.
But if you’re in the small-capital stage, the advantage of event contracts is still very obvious: your capital growth speed is fast enough. Especially when your principal isn’t large, if you want to build up your account quickly, it is more direct than ordinary contracts.
This time, I started from 300U and, over a few months, grew all the way to 70000U.
However, once you reach this level of capital, the experience is completely different. Compared with continuing to do event trades one by one, it’s actually more comfortable to trade normal contracts. If you catch the market well, quickly rotating a few thousand U is also much easier.
So at different stages of capital, the strategies that fit you truly differ. With small capital, you look at efficiency; once your funds grow, you care more about capacity and room to maneuver.
The most realistic issue is capital limitations. Even if you really catch a great run in the market, per trade you can only place up to 1250U. For big funds, this amount is indeed too small—normal perpetual contracts can fluctuate by a few percentage points, and the potential profit room might be more than that.
But if you’re in the small-capital stage, the advantage of event contracts is still very obvious: your capital growth speed is fast enough. Especially when your principal isn’t large, if you want to build up your account quickly, it is more direct than ordinary contracts.
This time, I started from 300U and, over a few months, grew all the way to 70000U.
However, once you reach this level of capital, the experience is completely different. Compared with continuing to do event trades one by one, it’s actually more comfortable to trade normal contracts. If you catch the market well, quickly rotating a few thousand U is also much easier.
So at different stages of capital, the strategies that fit you truly differ. With small capital, you look at efficiency; once your funds grow, you care more about capacity and room to maneuver.
